drivers. We updated to Mac OS 9.04 and FireWire
drivers 2.5, but the problem persists.
Puzzled,
Phil Geller
WorkingMacs
Macintosh Consulting for the Small Office and Home Office
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drivers 2.5, but the problem persists.
Puzzled,
Phil Geller
WorkingMacs
Macintosh Consulting for the Small Office and Home Office
voice: 650 493-8689
fax: 650 493-8587
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anything else at this price point which is competitive. My clients are
unwilling to spend over $1000 for an VXA-1. And my success with Travan
isn't much better.
Phil Geller
WorkingMacs
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on 11/8/00 6:39 PM, Joel Moore at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
We've
or the
Retrospect application. Am I right in thinking that to accomplish what they
need they will need to lock the files before backing up?
Phil Geller
WorkingMacs
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on 11/6/00 10:08 AM, Irena Solomon at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
For details on Retrospect's
in
the Client configuration window? Has anyone tried this?
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on 9/14/00 9:13 PM, Pam Lefkowitz at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm experiencing similar behavior between an PowerMac G3 (platinum) server
and a G4 client.
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Any fresh ideas out there?
Hiya Phil,
Have you installed the ethernet update (and maybe the firmware update)
for the G4?
It sounds like you ran into the same problem I did. Here's the speculation
I posted on:
on 8/24/00 7:36 AM, Phil Geller at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I guess I'll answer my own question. The problem was accompanied by error
206 (drive reported a failure: dirty heads, bad media, etc). So
ADR tapes. The
tape only had about 3.5GB on it, and it holds about 15 GB. The other was a
Orb Disk using Retrospect Express. It also was _way_ below capacity. In at
least one case I know the media wasn't marked missing. I'm not sure about
the second case.
Any ideas what's happening?
Phil Geller
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